Scott Michael Vigue
AUBURN – Scott Michael Vigue, 57, of Auburn passed away from a heart attack on June 8, 2022. A longtime commercial fisherman and owner of Lighthouse Drywall, Scott was a vibrant personality in many communities. To those that loved him, Scott was larger-than-life. Love it or hate it, Scott did everything on his own terms, in his own way, and this was a big part of what made him so deeply special. From the wharfs to pool halls to Yankee Swaps, you could always find Scott telling off-beat jokes and making lifelong connections. Scott is survived by his mother Marilyn Binette, his father Richard Vigue and wife Susie, his stepdad Dick Desrochers, his daughter Elle Darcy and granddaughter Lux, his brother Mark “Keko” Vigue, wife Pam, and niece Misty Jean, his brother Shawn Vigue and partner Holly, his brother Robert Vigue and partner Sue, his dear friend Debbie Aube, and many more cherished family and friends.Scott was predeceased by his grandmother Juliet Roy and niece Sarah Vigue. A celebration of life will be held at the New Auburn Social Club on June 26, from 2-6 p.m. “Over and out.”Condolences may be expressed at http://www.funeralalternatives.net and http://www.facebook.com/FALewiston. To honor Scott, please consider a donation to the ARL in remembrance of his beloved Girldog.
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